description Catriona Overview
Catriona is an 1893 historical adventure novel written by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. Serving as the direct sequel to his 1886 novel Kidnapped, the book continues the journey of protagonist David Balfour. The narrative follows Balfour's efforts to clear the names of those accused of the Appin Murder while navigating political tensions in Scotland. It appeals to readers of classic literature who appreciate historical fiction and coming-of-age adventures.
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Is Catriona a sequel to Kidnapped?
Yes. Catriona is the direct sequel to Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novel Kidnapped. It continues David Balfour's story rather than introducing an unrelated protagonist.
Who is the main character in Catriona?
The main character is David Balfour, the young Scottish protagonist from Kidnapped. In Catriona, he works to clear the names of people caught up in political and legal trouble.
When was Catriona published?
Catriona was published in 1893. It is a historical adventure novel by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson.
Should I read Kidnapped before Catriona?
Reading Kidnapped first gives the clearest introduction to David Balfour and the earlier events behind the sequel. Catriona can be read on its own, but its character relationships and political background make more sense in sequence.
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